A Typical Day On A Ranch In Arizona (Video of illegals on property)

by Chuck Ness

With the news breaking that Obama has called for an increase of National Guard troops to be stationed near the Mexican American boarder by 1,200 men, I want to make sure everyone does not become less vigilant on what needs to be done to fix the current illegal immigration problem that America is facing. There are many aspects to the illegal alien troubles that we are confronted with today. 

 I told you about the "Rape Trees" in the Sonoran Desert, and even shared a video news reported about them. Then I shared with you the disturbing pictures of the ecological disaster the illegals are wrecking upon the once beautiful Sonoran Desert. I have a few other angles that I am looking at the illegal immigrant problems, but today I would like to share with you the problems this illegal activity has caused the many ranchers who own property near the Mexican American border.

The Many Contributions To America, by Illegal Immigrants (Video & Photos)

By Chuck Ness

(Remember to watch the video at the bottom of the article)

The citizens of Arizona would like everyone who plans on boycotting them, to come on down and see the great contribution the Mexican Nationals and other illegal immigrants have blessed the once drab looking Sonoran Desert with. So why not take a vacation this summer and stroll on down immigrant Highway to see for yourself all the wonderful abstract works of art that they have left for us to enjoy.

After all, Obama and the Democrats want us to believe that these innocent immigrants have contributed a lot to America. Well, I think that every liberal who desires to boycott Arizona, should go on down there and experience the contributions these illegals have given America for themselves. When they get there, they will be quite impressed with the way these misunderstood immigrants have transformed this once boring empty desert, into a real work of art that they will remember for the rest of their lives.

Original Report I wrote On Rape Trees in 2009

by Chuck Ness

To set things up for the video at the end of the article, I need to take you back to February 23, 2009 when Arizona State Senator Jonathan Paton (R-Tucson) invited law enforcement officials to the Capital for a hearing.

Paton asked the officers to describe how bad the border violence has become in Arizona. What the Senators learned, was that Pima and Cochise counties were seeing an alarming increase of more and more "Rape Trees".

Mexican Rape Monuments Along Immigrant Highway

By Chuck Ness 

To set things up for the video at the end of the article, I need to take you back to February 23, 2009 when Arizona State Senator Jonathan Paton (R-Tucson) invited law enforcement officials to the Capital for a hearing. Paton asked the officers to describe how bad the border violence has become in Arizona.

What the Senators learned, was that Pima and Cochise counties were seeing an increase of violence due to Cartels picking up the pace of smuggling their drugs. The agents have found a scarves marked with the word Kaibil, the name of Guatemala's special forces. They were probably hired by the drug cartels as security for the drug  mules.  The Border Patrol also found found machetes, brass knuckles, and a couple of bulletproof vests that are more sophisticated than what our troops use in Iraq. The vest, pictured below is strong enough to repel multiple rifle shots.